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Jamaat asks BNP not to give more concessions to AL
Leaders of Jamaat-e-lsiami yesterday (Wednesday) said the ruling BNP should not give any more "concession" to Awami League and its allies for the sake of maintaining peace and discipline in the country, reports UNB.
Addressing a rally in Dhaka Wednesday afternoon, they blamed Awami League and its allies for unleashing violence and anarchy across the country In the name of movement to discredit the BNP government.
The Jamaat leaders alleged that these force* wcuMf*"***? to create instability in the country. oust the BNP government and resist Islamic advancement, and warned that any more concession to them will ruin the country.
City Jamaat-e-Islaml organised the rally as part of its country-wide "protest day' at the north gate of of Baitul Mukarram mosque against the second time extension of detention of Golam Azam. It also demanded unconditional release of the Jamaat leader.
Presided over by city Ameer ATM Azharul Islam, the rally was addressed, among others, by Nayeb-e-Ameer Abul Kalam Mohammad Yusuf, Matiur Rahman Nizami MP, Mohammad Kamruzzaman, Shaikh Ansar All MP and Prof Mohammad Yusuf All.
Abul Kalam Mohammad Yusuf alleged that the so-called Nirmul Committee was formed in the country under the direct patronisation of "foreign masters' as part of a conspiracy against Islam.
He said the Awami League, Nirmul Committee and some other so-called progressive parties were out lo divide the nation and lead the country to a civil war.
Matiur Rahman Nizami said Prof Colam Azam is not the target of Nirmul Committee, the main target Is to eliminate Islam from the country.
He alleged that the committee highlighted some minor Incidents tn Bangladesh ignoring the communal riots in India to please its foreign masters and undermine the country's image abroad.
Don't force us to go for a vigorous movement . . . wc do not want anarchy In the country", Nizami said urging the government to free Golam Azam
Kamruzzaman criticised the BNP government for failure lo give proper guidelines to the nation to alleviate poverty like the previous regimes of Awami League and Jatiya Party.
The movement will continue until the release of Golam Azam", Prof Mohammad Yusuf said alleging that BNP had betrayed with Jamaat which had extended support to BNP in forming the government.